Logan's Run (Original Television Soundtrack) [Soundtrack]

Laurence Rosenthal (Composer) | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Composer: Laurence Rosenthal
• Audio CD (January 11, 2005)
• Number of Discs: 1
• Format: Soundtrack
• Label: Film Score Monthly
• ASIN: B0006SSQ5M
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #370,733 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. Main Title - Laurence Rosenthal

2. Pilot Episode: Suite Part 1. Main Title / The Die is cast / The Outer W - Laurence Rosenthal

3. Pilot Episode: Suite Part 2. The Riders / Leanna / The Abduction / The - Laurence Rosenthal

4. Pilot Episode: Suite Part 3. To the monolith / Guests of the City / Syn - Laurence Rosenthal

5. Bumpers - Laurence Rosenthal

6. The Collectors: Oasis / Telekinesis / Rescuing the Ark Part 1 / Fate Un - Laurence Rosenthal

7. Logan's Run: Capture, television episode score

8. Logan's Run: The Innocent, television episode score

9. Man Out of Time: The Module / String of Truth / The Computer / A Voice

10. Logan's Run: Half Life, television episode score

11. Logan's Run: Fear Factor, television episode score

12. Futurepast: The Observatory / Rem in Love / Rem and Ariana

13. Logan's Run: Night Visitors, television episode score

14. End Title

Customer Reviews

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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Byew! Byew! Byew!, January 13, 2005

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Neil Shurley "thatneilguy" (Greenville, SC USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Logan's Run (Original Television Soundtrack) (Audio CD)

In the seventies, we were treated to many short-lived and little remembered science fiction television shows, some of them based on popular films. Logan's Run the tv show lasted for just a handful of episodes and is now virtually forgotten. So who on earth would want to release (let alone listen to) the soundtrack music of this show? Well, the good people at Film Score Monthly have dug up the masters and released this astonishingly entertaining cd. Really a seperate beast altogether from Jerry Goldsmith's classic score to the film, the music presented here is varied, textured and just plain terrific. The siren-like tones of the opening theme had -- unknown to me until I reheard them here -- burned themselves into my brain as a young lad, and listening to it again brought the memories of being a kid in the seventies flooding back. But after that little bit of nostalgia, the disc really takes off, with wonderful orchestral contributions from Laurence Rosenthal, Bruce Broughton, Jerome Immel and Jeff Alexander. Unlike today's overly bland tv underscoring, the music on this disc is delightfully tuneful, original and an absolute pleasure to hear. The action music, suspense cues and even touches of romance all work like gangbusters, and the whole thing has been well-sequenced to make a superb listening experience. If you have fond memories of seventies science fiction music, then don't hesitate to pick up this disc.